Nikon provides access to the images only via USB, per my understanding. Hence you need to USB cable for that functionality.

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November 16th, 2018, 6:20 am

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...means successfully delivered to you.

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I'll let you know on Thursday. On the road at the moment....

Thanks. You might want to update the camera compatibility list to be more accurate then. The D610 needs the same footnote as the D600. And I would like to see a matrix of functions supported for each camera with and without the USB cable. I ran under the assumption that all camera, including the Z6/...

My cards are always empty and I have not seen that problem. Can you check various ways to reproduce that, maybe?
For example I took a couple of test photos, then deleted all using the delete button until the camera said there are none and then used the app to make more test photos. Had no problem.

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How do you suggest to use the AF? Say I am taking a timelapse through a fence. One picture the AF is on infinitely, the next picture on 1m focusing on the fence. I would think you do 1. half press the shutter to AF. 2. Validate with image preview if the AF is set correctly. 3. Disable AF. 4. start t...

You are right. This error is shown in Photo mode. I am still questioning if that message is correct, though. This g4 setting does influence the function of the shutter button in LV-Movie mode. It has nothing to do with the normal operation. Example: You use a wired remote shutter. The g4 setting is ...

Okay, I agree now with your answers to item 1) and 2). The app does not influence the camera because when it is not in the foreground or not used for a while, the usb connection is terminated. I am still adamant about the app running background tasks day and night. That should not be the case. (No, ...